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Anita is a rich privileged citizen who can afford private security. Unlike her employees, many of whom were working for her for free. Just like Carole Baskin's employees. They're just cloaked predators who exploit goodwilled people, while they get the benefits.

Femme Actuelle, 8 June 2020

Jessica Mellet is a French fitness teacher and influencer.

Aligot à la truffe!

BOO? I think you meant...

Sekiro is kinda hard, at first, but not that hard. It's just like music, the more you practice, the better you get. Then, when you master your instrument, it's just awesome

The gun sales are skyrocketing in the US... The NRA is probably very happy today: dismantling the police is probably better than their biggest dreams. https://www.newsweek.com/us-gun-sales-spike-amid-pandemic-protests-1508775 The world is getting crazier. Moderate/sane people need to speak up and speak out against ALL the extremists from ALL sides.

That's what I would've thought a couple of weeks ago, but it seems that "nature imitates art" and reality is now trying to transcend the parodies. https://edition.cnn.com/2020/06/07/us/george-floyd-protests-sunday/index.html Apparently, our media/political system is so bipolar that it can't conceive the possibility of both saying that "violent policemen should be punished" and "most people in the police protect the weakest in our societies". All in all, it seems to be forbidden to be moderate in the media.

Nice bewbs and body, but I'm not a huge fan of her face

It's not that hard. I'm not an expert on Dark Souls, but I played it at some friend's and I found it much easier than Sekiro (which I played from A to Z and I loved it). You can have ranged attacks with Dark Souls which is not the case in Sekiro (except for the Shurikens, but they're pretty week). In Sekiro, you either use your katana or you die Anyway, I like the fact that these games are not super easy. They give you challenges that make you learn and progress. It's better than games where you just have to smash the attack button. I feel that Sekiro is just like music, each ennemy has their own rhythm, you just have to find it and follow it. Since you don't have the partition, you just have to listen and find it. It really reminds me of Japanese martial arts teachings. If you want to start a game from "From Software", you have to be persistant, watch and learn by yourself. Then, when you master the technique (you will, eventually), the game becomes thrilling and orgasmic (that's an understatement BTW ) The biggest scam of all times.

Yep and also Dark Souls, because of the level design, the fighting mechanics (except this game is more of a range based fighting) and a couple of other features too. Fallout (when it's at its peak - like 1, 2 and New Vegas), RDR2 and Deus Ex are among my favorite games

Use cartoon characters instead of real persons and you have a great episode of South Park or the Simpsons

The solution to our problems comes from the East

BTW, Le Matt, I think I've decided which game is going to be my next (not that it has anything to do with TP, but let's boost this epic thread a little bit). It's called Remnant: From the Ashes. I alread like the music. Do you know this game? It looks really good.

I meant this video

South Park was visionary too

It's a thread made by a visionary What do you think of the cat olympics with TP hurdles?

"Take the Money and Run". Classic Woody Allen.

That's a thread created in 2008, but it really became relevant in 2020 Let's remember those good times for ever

Palindrome: Mr. Owl Ate My Metal Worm

Lark Voorhies (born Lark Holloway; March 25, 1974) is an American actress, singer and model.